Sentence examples for in college settings from inspiring English sources

Pills that are shared with or sold to classmates — diversion long tolerated in college settings and gaining traction in high-achieving high schools — are particularly dangerous, doctors say, because of their health risks when abused.

Used primarily in college settings.

As an example for applying the criteria, Workshop Physics1 is (1) used in college settings and (2) used primarily as a teaching tool.

With this information, the list was winnowed using the following inclusion criteria for being counted as a well-propagated educational innovation: 1. Used primarily in college settings.

While substantial research has compared paper-and-pencil tests (PPT) with online computer-based tests (CBT) on graded, high-stakes assessments, little of it has focused on low-stakes RBAs as pretests and posttests in college settings, for which participation may be optional.

"Sexual assaults in college settings often occur in alcohol-infused situations, such as parties or get-togethers," said Nicksa in an email.

Part of our mission for The Girl Code Movement is to end the passivity of bystanders in suspicious situations in common college settings.

Perhaps most notably, we did not encounter in our literature search any previous studies that examined scientist stereotypes in community college settings.

This study augments the scant literature regarding scientist stereotypes in diverse college settings and provides insights for future efforts to address stereotype threat and science identity.

Alcohol use, patterns, and problems have been measured in the implementation and evaluation of alcohol prevention trials in school and college settings (see reviews by Saltz 2011 for college-based prevention approaches and Stigler et al. 2011 for elementary and high school programs).

Finally, since community colleges occupy a key position in terms of addressing STEM equity gaps (Wang, 2013), particularly in relation to Latino/a, black, and AAPI students, we hope that the current study motivates additional work on stereotypes and science identity in diverse community college settings.